Screening device

ABSTRACT

A modular screen support deck for a screening arrangement includes a first deck side having an inward facing side and an outward facing side and a second deck side having an inward facing side and an outward facing side. The first and second deck sides extend in parallel with each other to define a deck plane. A first extension structure is connected to the first deck side and extends inwardly from the first deck side. The first extension structure includes a first connection structure and a second extension structure connected to the second deck side and extending inwardly from the second deck side. The second extension structure includes a second connection structure arranged a distance from the second deck side. The support deck includes a first cross-member with a first and second ends, the first end being connected to the first connection structure and the second end being connected to the second connection structure.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a modular screen support deck, ascreening arrangement and a screening arrangement for use in materialscreening in a mobile material processing plant.

BACKGROUND

Vibrating screening arrangements are used to sort particles and othermaterials dependent on size. The sorting is accomplished by causingmaterials to vibrate over some type of porous planar surface. Particlesthat fall through openings in a porous surface are of one size andparticles that do not fall through, but pass over these same openingsare of another size.

Prior art screening arrangements often comprise a plurality ofsequentially arranged screening elements for categorizing a materialstream into different size categories. Such Screening arrangementscustomarily has a frame of transversely spaced spring-mounted sidewalls, in-between the side walls are screen support decks used formounting screening elements. The screen support decks are in some casesbolted to the side walls. To keep the sidewalls together and to addstructural integrity to the screening arrangement, the screen supportdecks may comprise a plurality of cross-members. These cross-members maybe welded at their ends to the screen support decks.

A problem with these prior art screening arrangements, is that vibrationof the screening arrangement induces stresses in the welded connectionsof the screening arrangement. These stresses are mostly induced becauseof the side walls flexing in response to the vibrations. This problem isfurther worsened by it being difficult to relief these stresses, and thewelded connection are not adapted to yield without fracturing inresponse to the flexing of the side walls.

As a result of this, the welded connections risk fracturing at an earlystage, thereby severely decreasing the life time of such a screeningarrangement and increasing costly repairs which can hold up a wholeproduction line.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

An object of the present invention is therefore to alleviate theabovementioned problems and provide a modular screen support deck thatallows convenient connection of cross-members to achieve an improvedlife time of a modular screen support deck.

The above and other objects which will be evident from the followingdescription are achieved by a modular screen support deck according to afirst aspect of the present invention, by a screening arrangementaccording to a second aspect of the present invention, and by a mobilematerial processing plant according to a third aspect of the presentinvention.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, a modular screensupport deck is provided. said modular screen support deck comprising: afirst deck side and a second deck side each having an inward facing sideand an outward facing side, the first deck side and the second deck sideextend in parallel with each other defining a deck plane between the twodeck sides,

a first extension structure and a second extension structure, the firstextension structure being connected to the first deck side and thesecond extension structure being connected to the second deck side, thefirst extension structure extending inwardly from the first deck sideand comprising a first connection structure being arranged a distancefrom the first deck side, the second extension structure being connectedto the second deck side, extending inwardly from the second deck side,and comprising a second connection structure being arranged a distancefrom the second deck side,

a first cross-member with a first end and a second end, the first end ofthe first cross-member being connected to the first connection structureto allow the first extension structure to dampen vibrations in theconnection between the first end of the first cross-member and the firstconnection structure, and the second end of the first cross-member beingconnected to the second connection structure to allow the secondextension structure to dampen vibrations in the connection between thesecond end of the first cross-member and the second connectionstructure. By the inward facing side of the first screen deck side ismeant the side of the first screen deck side which faces the inwardfacing side of the second screen deck side. The outward facing side isthe opposite side to the inward facing side.

By a deck plane is meant a plane which extends in-between the first deckside and the second deck side. The deck plane may some cases be parallelto a horizontal plane, e.g. if the modular screen support deck isinstalled in a horizontal screening arrangement, alternatively the deckplane may have an incline relative to the horizontal plane, e.g. if themodular screen support deck is installed in an inclined screeningarrangement.

Preferably, the first deck side and the second deck side are configuredto extend longitudinally in parallel with a longitudinal direction of ascreening arrangement in which the modular screen support deck isinstalled.

Having the extension structures configured to dampen vibrations, givesthe advantage of reducing negative effects caused by vibrations, e.g.flexing in the connection leading to the connection between the modularscreen support deck and the first cross-member weakening and possiblyfailing due to fatigue. Especially in screening arrangements is this anadvantage, as screening arrangements generally will have a movingmechanical component inducing vibrations in the screening arrangement,these vibrations generally lead to flexing of the deck sides, which inreturn weakens and possibly leads to failure of the connection betweenthe deck sides and the first cross-member. However, since the extensionstructures are configured to dampen vibrations, the flexing happening inthe connection between the extension structure and the firstcross-member is lowered, thus lowering the strain on the connectionbetween the extension structure and the first cross-member. Thus, byreducing vibrations in the connection between the first cross-member andthe support structures, the amount of fatigue occurring in theconnections may be reduced, which in return leads to a higher life timeexpectancy of the modular screen support deck and as a consequence ofthat, a higher life time expectancy of the screening arrangement inwhich the modular screen support deck is installed.

According to one exemplary embodiment of the first aspect of the presentinvention the first extension structure and the second extensionstructure each comprises a substantially horizontal part extendingtowards the opposing deck side, and a substantially vertical partconnected to the horizontal part and extending perpendicular to the deckplane, the vertical part of the first extension structure comprising thefirst connection structure and the vertical part of the second extensionstructure comprising the second connection structure, wherein theconnections between the horizontal parts and the vertical parts isconfigured to act as vibration dampers.

By providing a simple structure, which moves the connection away fromthe deck sides and provides a connection structure, the advantages ofsaving weight and not requiring extensive customization for the ends ofthe first cross-member are achieved. Furthermore, the connectionsbetween the horizontal parts and the vertical parts may act as a damper,by allowing elastic movement in the connection, thereby dampeningvibrations. Preferably, the connection structure is provided as aconnection surface extending perpendicular to the deck plane.

According to one exemplary embodiment of the first aspect of the presentinvention, an angle between the horizontal parts of the first extensionstructure and the second extension structure and the deck plane is inthe range of 0 degrees to 15 degrees.

A small angle between the deck plane and the horizontal parts mayfacilitate spring-like movement of the extension structures, therebyfurther dampening vibrations and deformation in the connection betweenthe first cross-member and the connection structures.

According to one exemplary embodiment of the first aspect of the presentinvention the first end and the second end of the first cross-member isconnected to the first connection structure and the second connectionstructure by welding.

Welding provides a strong and permanent connection which may bepreferable if the modular support deck is to be use for a long timeperiod. Alternatively, the connection may be made with a boltconnection, which may facilitate easy repair and replacement of thedifferent parts.

According to one exemplary embodiment of the first aspect of the presentinvention the modular screen support deck comprises at least two firstcross-members.

By having more than one first cross-members the stresses experienced maybe distributed, which may alleviate stresses in the connection betweenthe first cross-member and the modular screen support deck. Extrastructural integrity may also be conferred to the modular screen supportdeck by having more than one first cross-member, thus making the modularscreen support deck more rigid and capable of withstanding higher loads.Though a balance needs to be kept as adding more first cross-membersmeans adding more weight, so balance between structural integrity andweight needs to be kept. Each of the more than one first cross-membersmay be connected to separate extension structures or to the sameextension structure. The modular screen support deck may also comprisethree, four, five or more first cross-members.

According to one exemplary embodiment of the first aspect of the presentinvention the modular screen support deck comprises a secondcross-member with a first end and a second end, a third deck side and afourth deck side each having an inward facing side and an outward facingside, the third deck side and the fourth deck side extends in parallelwith each other perpendicular to the first deck side and the second deckside, ends of the third deck side and the fourth side being connected tothe first deck side and the second deck side, and the first end of thesecond cross-member is connected to the third deck side and the secondend the second cross-member is connected to the fourth deck side.

Preferably, the third deck side and the fourth deck side are configuredto extend longitudinally perpendicular to a longitudinal direction of ascreening arrangement in which the modular screen support deck isinstalled. Adding second cross-members may add rigidity and structuralintegrity to the modular support deck, making it more resistant towardstwisting and shear stresses in a direction perpendicular to the firstdeck side and the second deck side.

According to one exemplary embodiment of the first aspect of the presentinvention the second cross-member is configured to accommodate at leastpart of the first cross-member.

Having the first cross-member accommodated at least partly in the secondcross-member may protect the first cross-member from buckling. This maybe achieved by using the second cross-member as a brace for the firstcross-member. The second cross-member may comprise a notch which isconfigured to go into engagement with the first cross-member, therebybracing the first cross-member. Alternatively, the second cross-membermay comprise a through-going hole, which the first cross-member may passthrough, the through-going hole having substantially the same shape asthe cross-section of the first cross-member.

According to one exemplary embodiment of the first aspect of the presentinvention the modular screen support deck comprises at least threesecond cross-members.

By having more than one second member cross-member the stressesexperienced may be distributed, which may alleviate stresses between thedifferent second cross-members. Extra structural integrity may also beadded to the modular screen support deck making it more rigid andcapable of withstanding higher loads. Though a balance needs to be keptas adding more second cross-members means adding more weight, so balancebetween structural integrity and weight needs to be kept.

According to one exemplary embodiment of the first aspect of the presentinvention the distance between the first connecting structure and thefirst deck side is in the range of 40 mm to 150 mm, and the distancebetween the second connecting structure and the second deck side is inthe range of 40 mm to 150 mm.

By moving the connecting structures at least 40 mm away from the decksides it may ensure that the connecting structures are far enoughremoved to avoid contacting the deck sides if flexing happens in theextension structure during operation of a screening arrangement whereinthe modular screen support deck is installed. Of course the connectingstructures may be moved farther away than 40 mm, but again a balance hasto be found with added weight, it has therefore been found that movingit a distance which is within the interval 40 mm to 150 mm strikes agood balance. Also, the farther away from the deck side the connectingstructure is, the larger the so-called dead area beneath a screenattached to the screen support deck will be.

According to one exemplary embodiment of the first aspect of the presentinvention the inward facing side of the third deck side and the fourthdeck is folded to form a substantial U-shape.

By folding the third deck side and the fourth side into a U-shape ahigher rigidity is achieved, without increasing the weight of the thirddeck side and fourth deck side unnecessarily. A higher rigidity maycounter-act flexing the deck sides. The legs of the U-shape preferablyextend towards the opposing deck side in parallel with the deck plane.

According to the second aspect of the present invention a screeningarrangement for screening particulate material according to size isprovided, said screening arrangement comprising a first side wall and asecond side wall, each having an inward facing side and an outwardfacing side, a modular screen support deck according to the first aspectof the invention, the modular screen support deck extending between saidinward facing sides of the first side wall and the second side wall.

According to one exemplary embodiment of the second aspect of thepresent invention the screening arrangement comprises a vibratingmechanism, which is configured to vibrate the screening arrangement.

According to the third aspect of the present invention a mobile materialprocessing plant is provided, said mobile processing plant comprising ascreening arrangement according to the second aspect of the presentinvention.

Other objectives, features and advantages of the present inventiveconcept will appear from the following detailed disclosure, from theattached claims as well as from the drawings. A feature described inrelation to one of the aspect may also be incorporated in the otheraspect, and the advantage(s) of the feature is applicable to all aspectsin which it is incorporated.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The above, as well as additional objects, features and advantages of thepresent inventive concept, will be better understood through thefollowing illustrative and non-limiting detailed description, withreference to the appended drawings. In the drawings like referencenumerals will be used for like elements unless stated otherwise.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a modular screen support deckaccording to an embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional side view of the modular screen support deckof FIG. 1 along line II-II.

FIG. 3 is a close up cross-sectional side view of the modular screensupport deck of FIG. 2 within circle III.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a screening arrangement according to anembodiment of the invention, where it is seen that the screeningarrangement comprises several modular screen support decks.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In the present detailed description, embodiments of a modular screensupport deck according to the present invention are mainly discussedwith reference to drawings showing the modular screen support deckand/or a screening device with components and portions being relevant inrelation to various embodiments of the invention. It should be notedthat this by no means limits the scope of the invention, which is alsoapplicable in other circumstances for instance with other types orvariants of screening arrangements or screening devices than theembodiments shown in the appended drawings. Further, that specificfeatures are mentioned in connection to an embodiment of the inventiondoes not mean that those components cannot be used to an advantagetogether with other embodiments of the invention.

The invention will now by way of example be described in more detail bymeans of embodiments and with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Referring initially to FIG. 1, which is a perspective view illustratinga modular screen support deck 1 according to an embodiment of theinvention.

The modular screen support deck 1 comprises a first deck side 2 and asecond deck side 3. The first deck side 2 and the second deck side 3both comprises an inward facing side and an outward facing side, wherethe inward facing side for the first deck side 2 is the side facingtowards the second deck side 3, and where the inward facing side for thesecond deck side 3 is the side facing towards the first deck side 2. Thefirst deck side 2 and the second deck side 3 may be made out of metal,preferably steel. The first deck side 2 and the second deck side 3 mayalternatively, be fabricated using a plurality of materials, such aspolymers and steel. The first deck side 2 and the second deck side 3extend in parallel with each other. The first deck side 2 and the seconddeck side 3 together define a deck plane D. The deck plane D beingdefined as a geometric plane extending between the two deck sides. Thedeck plane D is shown on FIG. 2.

Connected to the first deck side 2 is the first extension structure 8and connected to the second deck side 3 is the second extensionstructure 9. The extension structures may be integrally connected to thedeck sides, either from being made from the same piece of material, e.g.the first extension structure 8 and the first deck side 2 being shapedfrom the same piece of material by folding, or the extension structuresmay be welded onto the deck sides fusing the two together.Alternatively, the extension structures may be connected to the decksides by bolting. The extension structures will be described in greaterdetail in relation to FIGS. 2 and 3.

In the shown embodiment two first cross-members 4 extend between thefirst deck side 2 and the second deck side 3. Though two firstcross-members 4 are shown, the invention is not limited to this and themodular screen support deck 1 may comprise one or more than two firstcross-members 4. The first cross-members 4 may have a general tubularshape as shown, or they may have a general box shape or prism shape orany other suitable shape. The first cross-members 4 extend preferablylinearly between the first deck side 2 and the second deck side 3, butmay also bend between the first deck side 2 and the second deck side 3.The first cross-members 4 may be fabricated using a plurality ofmaterials, such as polymers and/or steel. The first cross-members 4 eachcomprises a first end and a second end, the first end being connected tothe first extension structure 8, and the second end being connected tothe second extension structure 9. The connections may preferably be madeby welding but e.g. bolting is also conceivable. In some embodimentseach end of the first cross-members 4 may also be connected to oneextension structure 8 associated with each end of the firstcross-members 4.

The modular screen support deck 1 may also comprise a third deck side 6and a fourth deck side 7 as shown in FIG. 1. The third deck side 6 andthe fourth deck side 7 both comprises an inward facing side and anoutward facing side, where the inward facing side for the third deckside 6 is the side facing towards the fourth deck side 7, and where theinward facing side for the third deck side 6 is the side facing towardsthe fourth deck side 7. The third deck side 6 and the fourth deck side 7may be made out of metal, preferably steel. The third deck side 6 andthe fourth deck side 7 may alternatively, be fabricated using aplurality of materials, such as polymers and steel. The third deck side6 and the fourth deck side 7 extend in parallel with each other. Theinward facing side of the third deck side 6 and the fourth deck side 7may be folded to increase the rigidity. The third deck side 6 and thefourth deck side 7 may be folded to form a L-shape, a U-shape or similarshapes, which may act to increase the rigidity of the third deck side 6and the fourth deck side 7. The first deck side 2, the second deck side3, the third deck side 6, and the fourth deck side 7 may be connectedtogether to form an outer frame of the modular screen support deck 1.The first deck side 2 and the second deck side 3, is preferablyconnected to the third deck side 6 and fourth deck side 7 so the shapeof the modular screen support deck 1 is generally rectangular. The decksides may be connected by bolting or welding.

The modular screen support deck 1 may also comprise second cross-members5 as shown in FIG. 1. The second cross-members 5 may have a general boxshape as shown, or they may have a general tubular shape or prism shapeor any other suitable shape. The second cross-members 5 may befabricated using a plurality of materials, such as polymers and/orsteel. The second cross-members 5 may be adapted to accommodate at leastpart of the first cross-members 4. This may be achieved by notches orthrough-going holes in the second cross-members 5. The secondcross-members 5 may also be provided with additional through-going holes10 to reduce the weight of the second cross-members 5. In the shownembodiment the modular screen support deck 1 has three secondcross-members 5, the invention is not limited to this and the modularscreen support deck 1 may comprise one, two or more than three secondcross-members 5. The second cross member 5 comprises a first end and asecond end, the first end of the second cross-member 5 is connected tothe third deck side 6 and the second end of the second cross-member isconnected to the fourth deck side 7.

Referring to FIGS. 2 and 3, where FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional side viewof the modular screen support deck of FIG. 1 along line II-II, and FIG.3 is a close up cross-sectional side view of the modular screen supportdeck of FIG. 2 within circle III.

The FIGS. 2 and 3 will now be described with a focus on the first deckside 2 and the first extension structure 8, though everything describedwith regards to the first deck side 2 and the first extension structure8 may be correspondingly applied to the second deck side 3 and secondextension structure 9. The first extension structure 8 in the shownembodiment comprises a substantially horizontal part 11 extendinginwardly from the deck sides, and a substantially vertical part 12extending perpendicular to the deck plane D. The first extensionstructure 8 may comprise more parts, but for simplicity and to keepweight low a simple structure is preferable. The horizontal part 11 mayalso act as a support surface for a screening element. The vertical part12 of the first extension structure 8 comprises a connection structure17. The connection structure 17 being where the first cross-member 4 andthe first extension structure 11 are connected. The connection structure17 and the first cross-member 4 may be connected by welding or bolting.As shown the connection structure 17 may be presented as a connectionsurface extending perpendicular to the deck plane D. The horizontal part11 of the first extension structure 8 may extend inwardly substantiallyin parallel with the deck plane D. The horizontal part 11 of the firstextension structure 8 may alternatively extend substantially inwardlywith an angle to the deck plane D, the angle is preferably in the rangeof 0 degrees to 15 degrees. The connection structure 17 of the firstextension structure 8 is arranged a distance from the first deck side 2.The distance may be created by letting the horizontal part 11 of thefirst extension structure 8 act as a spacer, by having one end of thehorizontal part 11 of the first extension structure 8 connected to thefirst deck side 2 and have the other end of the horizontal part 11 ofthe first extension structure 8 connected to the vertical part 12 of thefirst extension structure 8, thereby creating the distance between theconnection structure 17 and the first deck side 2. The distance ispreferably in the range of 40 mm to 150 mm.

Referring now to FIG. 4, which is a perspective view of a screeningarrangement 16 according to an embodiment of the invention, where it isseen that the screening arrangement 16 comprises a modular screensupport deck 1. The screening arrangement may for example be singledeck, double deck, or triple deck screening arrangement but it should benoted that the number of decks is of less relevance to the invention.The screening arrangement may be a horizontal screening arrangement oran inclined screening arrangement. The screening arrangement 16 may befor screening particulate material according to size. The screeningarrangement 16 comprises a first side wall 13 and a second side wall 14,each having an inward facing side and an outward facing side. Thescreening arrangement 16 comprises several modular screen support decks1, at least one of these modular screen support deck 1 is a modularscreen support deck 1 according to the invention, alternatively all themodular screen support decks 1 installed are modular screen supportdecks according to the invention. The modular screen support deck 1extends between the inward facing sides of the first side wall 13 andthe second side wall 14. Preferably, the first deck side 2 and thesecond deck side 3 extends in parallel with the first side wall 13 andthe second side wall 14. The screening arrangement 16 may also comprisea vibrating mechanism 15, which is configured to vibrate the screeningarrangement 16. The vibrating mechanism 15 may be an eccentric driveshaft or a spring vibrator. If the screening arrangement 16 comprises avibrating mechanism 15 and not all of the modular screen support decks 1are modular screen support decks 1 according to the invention, it may bepreferable to place the modular screen support deck(s) 1 according tothe invention adjacent to where the vibrating mechanism 15 is located,to reduce the fatigue in the connections closest to the vibratingmechanism 15.

Generally, all terms used in the claims are to be interpreted accordingto their ordinary meaning in the technical field, unless explicitlydefined otherwise herein. All references to “a/an/the [element, device,component, means, step, etc.]” are to be interpreted openly as referringto at least one instance of said element, device, component, means,step, etc., unless explicitly stated otherwise. Furthermore, anyreference signs in the claims should not be construed as limiting thescope.

In the above the inventive concept has mainly been described withreference to a limited number of examples. However, as is readilyappreciated by a person skilled in the art, other examples than the onesdisclosed above are equally possible within the scope of the inventiveconcept, as defined by the appended claims.

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 14. A modular screen support deck for a screeningarrangement, the modular screen support deck comprising: a first deckside and a second deck side each having an inward facing side and anoutward facing side, the first deck side and the second deck side extendin parallel with each other defining a deck plane between the two decksides, a first extension structure and a second extension structure, thefirst extension structure being connected to the first deck side and thesecond extension structure being connected to the second deck side, thefirst extension structure extending inwardly from the first deck sideand comprising a first connection structure being arranged a distancefrom the first deck side, the second extension structure being connectedto the second deck side, extending inwardly from the second deck side,and comprising a second connection structure being arranged a distancefrom the second deck side, a first cross-member with a first end and asecond end, the first end of the first cross-member being connected tothe first connection structure, wherein the first extension structure isconfigured to dampen vibrations in the connection between the first endof the first cross-member and the first connection structure, and thesecond end of the first cross-member being connected to the secondconnection structure, wherein the second extension structure isconfigured to dampen vibrations in the connection between the second endof the first cross-member and the second connection structure.
 15. Amodular screen support deck according to claim 14, wherein the firstextension structure and the second extension structure each comprises ahorizontal part extending towards the opposing deck side, and a verticalpart connected to the horizontal part and extending perpendicular to thedeck plane, the vertical part of the first extension structurecomprising the first connection structure and the vertical part of thesecond extension structure comprising the second connection structure,wherein the connection between the horizontal part and the vertical partis configured to act as a vibration damper.
 16. A modular screen supportdeck according to claim 15, wherein an angle between the horizontalparts of the first extension structure and the second extensionstructure and the deck plane is in the range of 0 degrees to 15 degrees.17. A modular screen support deck according to claim 14, wherein thefirst end and the second end of the first cross-member is connected tothe first connection structure and the second connection structure bywelding.
 18. A modular screen support deck according to claim 14, wherein the modular screen support deck comprises at least two firstcross-members.
 19. A modular screen support deck according to claim 14,wherein the modular screen support deck comprises a second cross-memberwith a first end and a second end, a third deck side and a fourth deckside each having an inward facing side and an outward facing side, thethird deck side and the fourth deck side extends in parallel with eachother perpendicular to the first deck side and the second deck side,ends of the third deck side and the fourth side being connected to thefirst deck side and the second deck side, and the first end of thesecond cross-member is connected to the third deck side and the secondend the second cross-member is connected to the fourth deck side.
 20. Amodular screen support deck according to claim 19, where the secondcross-member is configured to accommodate at least part of the firstcross-member.
 21. A modular screen support deck according to claim 19,where the modular screen support deck comprises at least three secondcross-members.
 22. A modular screen support deck according to claim 20,where the modular screen support deck comprises at least three secondcross-members.
 23. A modular screen support deck according to claim 14,where the distance between the first connecting structure and the firstdeck side is in the range of 40 mm to 150 mm, and the distance betweenthe second connecting structure and the second deck side is in the rangeof 40 mm to 150 mm.
 24. A modular screen support deck according to claim19, where the inward facing side of the third deck side and the fourthdeck is folded to form a U-shape.
 25. A modular screen support deckaccording to claim 20, where the inward facing side of the third deckside and the fourth deck is folded to form a U-shape.
 26. A modularscreen support deck according to claim 21, where the inward facing sideof the third deck side and the fourth deck is folded to form a U-shape.27. Screening arrangement for screening particulate material accordingto size, comprising a first side wall and a second side wall, eachhaving an inward facing side and an outward facing side, a modularscreen support deck according to claim 14, the modular screen supportdeck extending between said inward facing sides of the first side walland the second side wall.
 28. Screening arrangement according to claim27, wherein the screening arrangement comprises a vibrating mechanism,which is configured to vibrate the screening arrangement.
 29. A mobilematerial processing plant comprising a screening arrangement accordingto claim 24.